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public class Tainted.Companion
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description public final TaintedBLANK_TSpublic final TaintedTRUE_TSpublic final TaintedFALSE_TSpublic final TaintedONE_TSpublic final TaintedQUESTION_TSpublic final TaintedTAB_TSpublic final Comparator<Tainted>CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDERpublic BooleanfailSoftlypublic final static Tainted.CompanionINSTANCE
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description final TaintedtaintNullable(String str)final TaintedtaintNullable(Number i)final Taintedtaint(String str)final Taintedtaint(Boolean b)final Taintedtaint(Number n)final TaintedgetBLANK_TS()final TaintedgetTRUE_TS()final TaintedgetFALSE_TS()final TaintedgetONE_TS()final TaintedgetQUESTION_TS()final TaintedgetTAB_TS()final Comparator<Tainted>getCASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER()final BooleangetFailSoftly()Set this once in your app's initialization code if you want toString() to just add ⛔ emoji to the output instead of throwing an exception. final UnitsetFailSoftly(@JvmField() Boolean failSoftly)Set this once in your app's initialization code if you want toString() to just add ⛔ emoji to the output instead of throwing an exception. -
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Method Detail
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taintNullable
final Tainted taintNullable(String str)
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taintNullable
final Tainted taintNullable(Number i)
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getBLANK_TS
final Tainted getBLANK_TS()
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getTRUE_TS
final Tainted getTRUE_TS()
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getFALSE_TS
final Tainted getFALSE_TS()
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getQUESTION_TS
final Tainted getQUESTION_TS()
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getCASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER
final Comparator<Tainted> getCASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER()
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getFailSoftly
final Boolean getFailSoftly()
Set this once in your app's initialization code if you want toString() to just add ⛔ emoji to the output instead of throwing an exception.
The default (throwing an exception) is more secure. If you're at all concerned about breaking an existing project too much by tainting things, this is how you can tone down the errors a notch.
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setFailSoftly
final Unit setFailSoftly(@JvmField() Boolean failSoftly)
Set this once in your app's initialization code if you want toString() to just add ⛔ emoji to the output instead of throwing an exception.
The default (throwing an exception) is more secure. If you're at all concerned about breaking an existing project too much by tainting things, this is how you can tone down the errors a notch.
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